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INTRODUCTION TO PARASITOLOGY and Lab Safety Common terminology: Parasite Host Definitive host Intermediate host Infective stage Diagnostic stage Vector Life cycle Practical classification of parasites of medical importance: Protozoa:

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INTRODUCTION TO PARASITOLOGY and Lab Safety<br>
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Common terminology: Parasite
Host
Definitive host
Intermediate host
Infective stage
Diagnostic stage
Vector
Life cycle<br>
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Practical classification of parasites of medical importance: Protozoa: single-celled organisms “Multiply in human host”
Helminthes: multicellular worms “Do not normally multiply in human host”<br>